1192. I Wish I Might

 

This was such a fun series to work on, and I love the final result.  Here is the last of five little paintings for Cedarburg Cultural Center's exhibit, The Little Show.  The maximum size allowed for all artwork is 36 square inches.  Each of these is 6" x 6".  Inquiries can be directed to Jeanette@artmusichistory.org

1191. I Wish I May

 We are nearing the end of this series, this being the fourth of five paintings.  They will all be part of The Little Show at the Cedarburg Cultural Center in Cedarburg, WI  from December 3 - January 15, 2023.

You may direct inquiries to Jeanette@artmusichistory.org

1190. The First Star I See Tonight

 This is the third in the series of five paintings for the Little Show in Cedarburg, Wisconsin

1189. Star Bright

  This is the second of five paintings that have headed to Cedarburg, Wisconsin as part of the Cedarburg Cultural Center's annual Little Show, which runs from Tuesday, November 29 until January 17, 2023. Part of the proceeds goes to the CCC. They are each 6" x 6" mounted on 1.5" cradles. I really enjoyed painting these in my favorite colors. If you are in the area, please stop by to see the exhibit, or if you wish to purchase, contact Jeanette@ArtMusicHistory.org.

1188. Star Light

1189. Star Bright

1190. The First Star I See Tonight

1191. I Wish I May

1192. I Wish I Might

1188. Star Light

 This is one of five paintings are headed to Cedarburg, Wisconsin as part of the Cedarburg Cultural Center's annual Little Show, which runs from Tuesday, November 29 until January 17, 2023. Part of the proceeds goes to the CCC. They are each 6" x 6" mounted on 1.5" cradles. I really enjoyed painting these in my favorite colors. If you are in the area, please stop by to see the exhibit, or wish to purchase, contact Jeanette@ArtMusicHistory.org.

1188. Star Light

1189. Star Bright

1190. The First Star I See Tonight

1191. I Wish I May

1192. I Wish I Might

1187. Cracks in the Alibi

 I really enjoyed painting this not only because of the colors, but because of the techniques and the intuitiveness that went into making it..  The "cracks" are very random (eyes closed) and remind me of the marks ice skates make on the ice.  

1186. Kid In a Candy Store

 Red was always my favorite color until Blue came along, which may have coincided with a move to New England.  Both colors now compete for my affection and both have so many good qualities that warm my heart.

https://www.dailypaintworks.com/fineart/diane-campion/1186-kid-in-a-candy-store/1029869

1185.

 I tried to veer away a little from all the blue I've been painting.  We have two Japanese Maples in our front yard, one is a tall upright tree and the other is a shorter weeping tree.  This painting reminds me of the latter as the leaves change in the early fall.